Guest guest Posted December 9, 2004 Report Share Posted December 9, 2004 Hi Lorene, We're just about to start td-dmps this week but I have been following the ck2 list for quite a while. You're not supposed to use gloves - may cause a reaction. Also you're not supposed to use you're hands as you'll be getting some of the dose (which can make you feel quite ill if you've got amalgams) and also your son will then not get his full dose. The idea is to put say five drops at a time out of the total dosage on inner arm of child and (holding childs arm(s) by wrist) rub childs inner arms together, or rub either inner arm to opposing inner thigh. Probably are a few variations on this but these are the main recommended ways to apply. hth, Mark > Hi all, > > I have just received the TD-DMPS and started half dose yesterday > for the first time, on both arms (a total of half a dose on both, that is > a quarter on each arm). I am intending to have this half dose for a > week just to be sure that my son tolerates the treatment well. I have > kept all minerals off on the day I am applying the TD-DMPS and > double the doses on the other day. Is there anything else I should be > doing right now (apart from testing) as far as using the TD-DMPS? > is that right to give it only once on the day of the application and in > the morning? Are you using gloves to put the staff on, or just your > fingers? > > Your advice will be much appreciated, thanks in advance. > > Lorene Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 9, 2004 Report Share Posted December 9, 2004 >>>I think your supposed to put the drops on, hold still - coz they are runny and fall off (can one really chelate a carpet LOL - not at this expense!!) and then with two fingers stuck in a shot glass, rub the dripping off cream in with the base of the glass - voila! Sure sounds easy when you haven;t tried it yet LOLOLOL I guess we could practice with some body lotion Mandi x Read you can also use glass to apply the drops, not sure how though!! If anyone finds out, I'd be much obliged. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 9, 2004 Report Share Posted December 9, 2004 I read you can also use glass to apply the drops, not sure how though!! If anyone finds out, I'd be much obliged. Lorene, I don't think its crucial to do the td-dmps in the morning. Plenty of people are reporting doing it at night without problems (though some seem to be developing worse sleep problems). As I can't see my son letting me do any of this procedure while he's awake, let alone rubbing his arms together, it looks like it will have to be another stealth approach for us while he's asleep..... Good luck Lorene and Mark, keep us posted Sharon PS I think I read you can wash the td-dmps off after 30 mins, as its supposed to be absorbed by then. Some people on CK2 were doing this to prevent rashes. > > Hi all, > > > > I have just received the TD-DMPS and started half dose yesterday > > for the first time, on both arms (a total of half a dose on both, > that is > > a quarter on each arm). I am intending to have this half dose for a > > week just to be sure that my son tolerates the treatment well. I > have > > kept all minerals off on the day I am applying the TD-DMPS and > > double the doses on the other day. Is there anything else I should > be > > doing right now (apart from testing) as far as using the TD-DMPS? > > is that right to give it only once on the day of the application > and in > > the morning? Are you using gloves to put the staff on, or just your > > fingers? > > > > Your advice will be much appreciated, thanks in advance. > > > > Lorene Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 10, 2004 Report Share Posted December 10, 2004 Many thanks Sharon and Mark for your advice, Lloyd did rub some of the drops last night so this seems to be the best way to do this- His sleep was not affected at all, in fact he seemed to have slept better. It is early days as we have had 2 days only, but I am sure that he tolerates the treatment well and I am very hopfeul as Lloyd is clearly very well, clear, aware, want to speak and communicate, trying very hard to repeat more complex forms of speech and just doing well at school. I am really hopeful and will post on the progress in 1-2 months time. Best to all Lorene n 9 Dec 2004, at 13:48, sharon_asd_uk wrote: Desperate4DMPSEurope From: " sharon_asd_uk " <sharon_asd_uk@...> Date sent: Thu, 09 Dec 2004 13:48:43 -0000 Subject: Re: first time DMPS Send reply to: Desperate4DMPSEurope > > > I read you can also use glass to apply the drops, not sure how > though!! If anyone finds out, I'd be much obliged. > > Lorene, I don't think its crucial to do the td-dmps in the morning. > Plenty of people are reporting doing it at night without problems > (though some seem to be developing worse sleep problems). As I can't > see my son letting me do any of this procedure while he's awake, let > alone rubbing his arms together, it looks like it will have to be > another stealth approach for us while he's asleep..... > > Good luck Lorene and Mark, keep us posted > > Sharon > > > PS I think I read you can wash the td-dmps off after 30 mins, as its > supposed to be absorbed by then. Some people on CK2 were doing this > to prevent rashes. > > > > > > > > Hi all, > > > > > > I have just received the TD-DMPS and started half dose yesterday > > > for the first time, on both arms (a total of half a dose on both, > > that is > > > a quarter on each arm). I am intending to have this half dose for > a > > > week just to be sure that my son tolerates the treatment well. I > > have > > > kept all minerals off on the day I am applying the TD-DMPS and > > > double the doses on the other day. Is there anything else I > should > > be > > > doing right now (apart from testing) as far as using the TD-DMPS? > > > is that right to give it only once on the day of the application > > and in > > > the morning? Are you using gloves to put the staff on, or just > your > > > fingers? > > > > > > Your advice will be much appreciated, thanks in advance. > > > > > > Lorene > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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